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Grab ($GRAB) is positioned for potential market share dominance in Indonesia due to a corruption scandal involving its competitor, GoTo ($GOTO). This could lead to Grab acquiring GoTo at a significantly reduced price or GoTo's eventual shutdown, leaving Grab with nearly 100% market share. The author has been aggressively buying Grab shares in the $5.25-$5.50 range this week, anticipating it as a long-term compounder ahead of earnings next week.

Despite a down day for GLXY, bulls are aggressively buying call options, with over $9 million in premiums purchased in the first two hours of trading. This follows a significant $41 million in call option premiums purchased the previous day, indicating strong bullish sentiment despite recent price dips. Investors might consider this unusual options activity as a signal of potential upside for GLXY.

Benjamin Cowen suggests that Bitcoin is currently in a "re-accumulation phase" and could see a significant move upward if it breaks out of its current range. He indicates that a move above the 20-week moving average could signal the start of a new uptrend. Investors should monitor BTC's price action relative to this key technical indicator for potential entry points.

Consider building a position in Palantir (PLTR) on any pullbacks, as analysts see it as a key AI winner with a new price target of $170. With Tesla's (TSLA) RoboTaxi expansion acting as a catalyst, the $280-$300 range has proven to be a strong support level for buying opportunities. In semiconductors, AMD (AMD) is a top pick as it continues to gain market share from a struggling Intel (INTC), benefiting from increased AI-related spending. Keep a close watch on Grab (GRAB), as a potential acquisition of its main competitor could be a massive growth catalyst for the stock. For long-term value, Google (GOOGL) is considered an opportunity below $200 for investors who believe it can overcome its current regulatory hurdles.